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Comment Re:It is as if there is no law (Score 2, Insightful) 893

<blockquote>We still have the power in the Constitution </blockquote>

LOL.

No, seriously.  You are the only one in this conversation that is brainwashed enough to believe that a magical parchment gives you any power against the people who interpret the parchment.  Constitution schmonstitution, if they want you in a cage, that's where you'll find yourself waving your fist at a cloud while you get penetrated by Bubba. You know this, and you hate it, because it's the truth.

Comment honestly (Score 0) 385

I honestly wish Slashdot would stop posting stuff about Bitcoin.

Every time you guys get together to "talk" about Bitcoin, the amount of lies and outright retarded shit that comes out of your mouths is simply off the charts. It makes Something Awful look like a highly developed children's playground in comparison. I have read every single lie there is to say about Bitcoin, in triplicate, here. Everything from Ponzi to scam to ayayay deflationary spiral to fucking libertarians I wish they were murdered (seriously, in Slashdot?). It is not even fun to show you reality anymore.

I used to like this place, but now it is so irrelevant and so dominated by angry retards, it is not even worth the read, cos I just know I will be confronted with losers who did not buy in at $2 and are bitter and hateful about it.

Bitcoiners do not need you. You are obsolete. Keep your greenbacks, enjoy losing your savings every day, and don't ask for help when the chickens come home to roost. Get lost, seriously.

Comment Re:The End-Game (Score 1) 398

This above is all part of the scaremongering of the people who profit from inflation.

In a couple years' time when most people are using Bitcoin, we will see if this nonsense had any merit.

Wait and see. Simple as that. If you distrust Bitcoin, just don't use it. That is great -- this is the first currency in the world that people choose to use, rather than being ordered to use. and you are free to step aside while change happens.

Enjoy the ride.

Comment Re:Hurry up and die please (Score 1) 339

You would rather keep your money vulnerable to being stolen by strangers, who are by and large the most corrupt people in your society (checked their criminal records lately? how about the scandals on the papers?), and this is supposed to protect it from being corrupt?

BAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Such religious nonsense!  It's like I'm watching a person say they must allow pederast priests to have access to their priests, to prevent the Holy Church from becoming corrupt.

Fine, if you want your money to be stolen -- either by tax or by inflation -- it's your money.  You'll be the poorer person.  Enjoy.

Comment Re:Volatile (Score 1) 339

Very good point.

Finally there is a way for people to safely do things that their rulers prohibited them to do.

Quote me on this: I consider that to be social progress.

Of course, those who would, in other times, have said that "slavery is okay because it is legal" or "women are chattel because the law says so", would disagree with us.  That's okay.  Old age takes them and their Bible, erm, Law thumping ways to the grave.  In other words, the theory that, "just because some control freak strangers wrote some magical papers forbidding the peasants from doing certain things, these peasants must be punished if they do them", will inevitably perish with its supporters, like the Phlogiston theory also did.

Too slow for my taste, but that's how progress is made.

Comment it's at 34 dollars right now (Score 1) 1

I checked MtgoxLive for more info.

I'm so happy I bought at the right time.   Let's hope that whoever buys now also gets to make a handy profit. I have reason to believe that will be true:

If I recall correctly, each bitcoin is "equivalent" to about 400 ounces of gold right now (from a scarcity comparison standpoint), and in its final 21mill form, will be "equivalent" to 225 ounces.

If we assume people start using Bitcoin as a store of value like gold or silver (ambitious, but not as ambitious as e.g. becoming the preferred transaction currency), its scarcity as compared to gold gives a very good idea of what prices it might end up reaching. We're talking possibly millions of dollars per coin, in today's dollars of course.

This means that buyers today still have a chance to make a killing. That'd be fantastic for them.
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Submission + - Steam Linux Sale - 3x as many Linux sales as Mac! (gamasutra.com)

lars_doucet writes: "I'm an independent game developer lucky enough to be on Steam. Recently, the Steam Linux client officially went public and was accompanied by a site-wide sale.

The Linux sale featured every single Linux-compatible game on the service, including our cross-platform game Defender's Quest. In preparation for this article, I asked the good people of Reddit's /r/linux_gaming subreddit what sort of data they'd like to see, and today I'd like to answer both their questions and yours.

Bottom line: during the sale we saw nearly 3 times as many Linux sales of the game as Mac (Windows still dominated overall)."

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